International Coaching Federation Announces 2024 Global Boards of Directors

 

Lexington, Kentucky, USA—The International Coaching Federation (ICF) has finalized the 2024 ICF Global Enterprise Board of Directors, as well as the 2024 Boards for each of ICF’s six unique family organizations.

“The Directors and Trustees for 2024 bring a wealth of diverse experience and expertise to ONE ICF, supporting various facets of the coaching profession,” said ICF CEO Magdalena Nowicka Mook. ” Their unique perspectives will allow us to continue our steadfast commitment to innovation, elevation, and advancement. Furthermore, they will contribute significantly to our ongoing efforts in empowering coaches, clients, and society at large, for continued progress. The caliber of volunteers within ICF allows us to thrive, and help societies thrive.”

The ICF Global Enterprise Board provides strategic direction for and coordination of the complete ICF ecosystem. Each of the six unique family organizations within the ICF ecosystem also has its own dedicated board to oversee the strategic direction of its affairs, funds, and property. One board director from each family organization also serves as a representative to the ICF Global Enterprise Board. These representatives are recognized below with an asterisk (*).

ICF Global Board of Directors

Dumisani Magadlela, PCC, PhD (South Africa), Chair
Shweta Handa-Gupta, MCC (India), Vice Chair
Cheryl Procter-Rogers, MCC (USA), Secretary/Treasurer

Directors at Large:

• Kara Exner, PCC, M.C.Ed (Canada)
• Pat Mathews, MCC (USA)

 

ICF Coaching Education Global Board of Directors

Peter James, PCC, PhD (USA), Chair
Pamela Richarde, MCC (USA), Vice Chair*
Lynda Mansson, ACC (Switzerland), Secretary/Treasurer

Directors:

• Cristina Custodio, MCC (Puerto Rico)
• Jason Donkersgoed, ACC, CEC, MA (Canada)
• Kellie Garrett, PCC (Canada)
• Cindy Jensen, ACTC, PCC, CSM (China)

ICF Coaching in Organizations Global Board of Directors

Preeti D’mello, PCC (India/USA), Chair
Iftikhar Ali Nadeem, MCC (Saudi Arabia), Vice Chair*
Joydeep Bose (Singapore), Secretary/Treasurer

Directors:

• Helen Basford, PCC (United Kingdom)
• Heather McBride Leef, ACC (USA)
• Rosarii Mannion, PCC (Ireland)
• Denise Russo (USA)

ICF Credentials and Standards Global Board of Directors

Dawna Atamanchuk, PCC (Canada), Chair
Suresh MJ, PCC (Singapore), Vice Chair
Boris Dobiš, ACC (Slovakia), Secretary/Treasurer*

Directors:

• Maria Inés Colle, MCC (Argentina)
• Charles Nyambe, MBA (Namibia)
• Ksenia Rosina, PCC (Ireland/Russia)
• Mary Anna Wright, MCC (Ireland)

ICF Foundation Board of Trustees

Wang Hsiu Ching, PCC (Brazil), Chair*
Rashmi Shetty, PCC (India), Vice Chair
Sundar Visvanathan, PCC (India), Secretary
Rania Laing, PCC, FCIM (UAE), Treasurer

Trustees:

• Annette Blum Pearson, ACC (USA)
• Jeff Cheah, PCC (Malaysia)
• Tamala Chirwa, PCC (Malawi)
• Kath Milne, PCC (South Australia)
• Anne Schweppenhäußer, MCC (Germany)

ICF Professional Coaches Global Board of Directors

Tonya Echols, PCC, CDE (USA), Chair*
Manbir Kaur, MCC (Canada), Vice Chair
James “Jim” Wetrich, PCC (USA), Secretary/Treasurer
Jihane Labib, MCC (UAE/Morocco), Director of Member Relations

Directors:

• Graziela “Gra” Cajado-Ogland, PCC, MBA (United Kingdom)
• Kevin Kan, PCC (Singapore)
• Jass Malaney, PCC (Singapore)
• Jurgita Micallef, PCC (Spain)
• Sophia Toh, PCC (USA)

ICF Thought Leadership Institute Global Board of Directors

Donna P.A. Eiby, MBA (Australia), Chair
Svetlana Dimovski, PCC, NBC-HWC, PhD (USA), Vice Chair
Yene Assegid, MCC, PhD (Belgium/Zambia), Secretary*
Kaveh Mir, MCC, MBA, MSc, MAPPCP (United Kingdom), Treasurer

Directors:

• Pinar Dolen, MBA (Switzerland)
• Melvin Smith, PhD (USA)
• Woody Woodward, PCC, PhD (USA)

 

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About the International Coaching Federation

The International Coaching Federation (ICF) is the world’s largest organization, leading the global advancement of the coaching profession and fostering coaching’s role as an integral part of a thriving society. Founded in 1995, its 50,000-plus members and credential-holders located in more than 160 countries and territories work toward common goals of enhancing awareness of coaching and upholding the integrity of the profession through lifelong learning and upholding the highest ethical standards. Through the work of its six unique family organizations, ICF empowers professional coaches, coaching clients, organizations, communities, and the world through coaching. For more information, visit www.coachingfederation.org.